Conduid.com indexes 23,000+ MCP servers into searchable directory
Conduid.com is a searchable directory that indexes over 23,000 MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers from multiple sources. The tool addresses the problem of finding specific MCP servers by consolidating scattered resources into one interface.
How it works
The system scrapes 11 different sources including GitHub searches, npm, awesome-lists, and existing directories. It deduplicates entries and organizes them with search functionality and categories.
Key features
- Trust scoring: Each server receives a trust score calculated from GitHub activity, documentation quality, and maintenance signals
- Filtering: Browse by category or sort by GitHub stars or trust score
- No login required: Free browsing without account creation
- Current scale: Over 23,000 servers indexed
Practical benefits
The creator built this after repeatedly encountering the same workflow problem: needing to open multiple tabs and search through disparate sources to find specific MCP servers. Conduid.com consolidates this process into a single search interface.
The tool is actively being developed, and the creator is soliciting feedback on missing features or improvements that would make it more useful for developers working with MCP servers.
📖 Read the full source: r/LocalLLaMA
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